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EASY-TO-OPERATE CHAIN HOIST RANGE
December 1st 2004

A range of electric chain hoists has been introduced by Demag Crane & Components for everyday, commodity lifting tasks in workshop environments.

Demag DC-COM models are said to be priced at the same level or below that of comparable products and are backed by a high level of technical and spares support.

Simple commissioning, ease of operation and low maintenance were key factors in their development. All electrical connections are of a plugin design for ease of installation. Hoists are compatible with Demag’s KBK monorail system for simple integration within a lifting system, via universal folding suspension bracket.

The range features ergonomic pendant control, with adjustable cable that allows the pendant to be positioned at a comfortable and safe height for the operator without the need for electrical modification.

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